Topological properties of cluster-cluster aggregation in two dimensions have been studied. In the diffusion-limited case these properties indicate that the system, apart from a scale change as the clusters grow, is in a stationary state and resembles an ideal random cellular network. For the reaction-limited case the system is nonstationary and is governed by specific physical forces.
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